In the 50 years of camping throughout the west, living in New Mexico, I’ve stayed in all western states. I have never had a power saw, no GPS or high clearance camping trailers. And at the risk of sounding like “ I remember when” all I had was my tent and my dog. In those 50 years I probably spent less $$ in total than one of those rigs. I saw wildlife, bears, elk wild turkey. Caught fish for food. Don’t get me wrong, all your gear would have been welcome at times, but I almost never heard/saw another camper. A far more grounding experience. I’m curling up with my worn out topographical maps and remembering my dogs Pat and Duke. Enjoy while you can, I’ll remember watching old faithful with 10 folks sitting on a log.

I'm pretty sure Aspen was saying C'mon dad, let me out, I'll take care of those cattle for ya! Another great video guys!

Nice shirt!!! Awesome video as always-love the voyager going over that tree!

Thanks for another enjoyable video

👏👏👏 excellent!

Awesome video as always Coddiwomple Overland. Wyoming is such a beautiful and magnificent place.

Great video...cool dog🤠🤓😎🤗✌

Looks like Aspen saw a bunch of Big Dogs LOL

Another great video. Thanks for sharing.

❤ love this adventure. I keep one or 2 plastic tree wedges with my dewalt chainsaw. Lifesaver when you have those odd angle tree cuts. No more getting the blade stuck.

Aspen looked like he enjoyed that snow an awful lot. Can't wait for the next video..

Whoop whoop! So much fun! Can't wait until the next adventure together!

Wow what a great video! Just found your channel. Sub’d!!!

Aspen sure looked excited when y'all were passing all the cattle!

Noti gang on deck

Great video and love that area of Wyoming! Thanks for sharing your adventure!

Great views of beautiful Wyoming!!! Great videos and fantastic drone footage. Looks like a great adventure so far!!! Great planning.

I hope to see you at the Jeep invasion here in about a week. I think it's a week, s***, Ronnie from Georgia.

Awesome video! That Hiker trailer looks really nice on the trail. Lessons learned: (1) Don't be the first on one of these trails in the spring (let folks before you clear all those trees!; (2) bring a big hand saw (maybe old school 2 man); (3) use a winch in a pinch!

I bet it is so easy to get lost in the beauty out there. Y'all gonna have to quit going to such amazing places until Carver and i can start knocking off some of our list. Its getting way too long. Hope to see you guys at GSMJI!

Great video! Looks like you were passing some nice fly-fishing streams too. :-) And those Teton mountains are my favorite mountain range. San Juans in Colorado are right there with them though. :-)

I am a firm believer in creation and believe that God has touched us all in His way. I also think the He kept his hand on the Rockies just a little bit more than other parts of the world. Wyoming in particular.

Do your Hiker Trailer friends have the Mid Range XL? Looks like an incredible trip!

Ten years ago myself and two friends backpacked the Wind River Range. It was a tough trip. I was nearly 50 at the time and the elevation did a number on me. Did you go through Pinedale? I think it's a cool little town. Last time I was there about 5 years ago they had started building hotels. Ten years ago it was like stepping back into the 70's.

Another great Video!

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Awesome videos as always! Looking for the name of the app that tells you about the history of various sites? And the weather app you guys use?

Great overland videos! In that area in 2021 and returning this summer! Hard to believe very little game in your videos but then numerous vehicles so understandable I guess. My son wants one of your stickers. How can I purchase one? Thx, K

Thanks for the video. Would love to go there one day before my time is up. So is it worth pulling a trailer. Or is the rooftop tent better. Stay safe

IG dm you. Awesome trail. Safe travels

Love your vidoes! What is the name of the app that you used to listen to the history of where you were traveling? Thanks! Heading to Wyoming in 3 weeks!

Amazing trip, how do we get your roughs?

What rear bumper do you have on your Gladiator? Enjoy your videos!

Curious as to how many drone batteries you keep on hand

I know that this may not be the place to ask, but here goes..... I am shopping for an offorad trailer and plan to overland like you guys. I am seeking experienced input/advice regarding the best option of approx 3 " lift and related shocks for my 21 JLUR before starting my travels. Ive asked on the wranglerforum as well and will be seeing what feedvack i get. Money isn't an issue. I plan to pull a trailer similar to yours. I plantoo switch out all steeing components to who all you may know without my saying. I will say if ok to say so. I know you hav sponsors but looking for feedback from others as well. I'll be ar GSMJI if best to discuss there. Thx in advance....Pam

Good video, but why do you travel in such a large group?

What types of motors are you all using? And which one do you recommend?